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A Comfortable Frame Dwelling.
VIII.

VIII.
All that Property known as LOT No. ,, of
Block No 81, of Beal's First Addition to
Frostburg," conveyed by and particularly
described in a deed from Thomas Hughes
and wife to said Wineland dated August
18th, 1873, and recorded in Lber T. L., No.
50, folio 2l3, and improved by
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II.
TWO SMALL LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES
situate at Bowery Furnace, and which were
originally leased by the Cumberland Coal
and Iron company to John Webster and
Peter Fator respectively, and improved by
SMALL FR4ME DWELLINGS,
For further particulars call on Marx Wine
land, of Frostburg, Md, who will show the
properties to any persons wishing to see the
sane, and give any information in respect to
the same which may be desired.
These properties, or any of them will be
so d either for cash or on such reasonable
CT edits as will suit both narties.
WILLIAM BRACE,
Oct y Trustee.
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A Frame Dwelling House.

All that Property known as part of
Frosts Heirs Addition to Frostburg," con-
veyed and particularly described in deed
from Nelson Beall and wife to said Wine
land, dated December 10, 1874 and recorded
in Liber T. L., No. 43, folio 1893, and i'm
proved by
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XI.
All that Property known as part of
Walnut Level" conveyed by and more
particularly described in deed from Marx
Wineland, mortgage, to me, dated Novem-
Der 24th, 1884, and recorded in Liber T. L.,
No. 6l folio $40, containing acre and 36l
perches of Land, except so much thereof as
was subsequently conveyed by me to Curtin
M. Graham & Co. by deed dated May 18th,
1885, and recorded in Liber 7. L., No. 81,
folio "a, the part remaining and now offered
being improved by
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Il Fran1e DlcellinS House.

VII
All that Property embracing Lots Nos
70 and "A in McCuloh's First Addition to
Frostburg" conveyed by and particularly
described in a deed from John Jeffries and
wife to said Wineland, dated October 9th,
1878, and recorded in Liber T. L. No. 50,
folio $40, and improved by
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Gl1n QntalligetIl1ar
WHEELING, W. VA. ocTonEE II, 1887.


Not long since tho dispatches told Of o
remarkable sentence imposed on Kan
eas drug clerk Tor rolling beOf. The deh'
ant dispenser OF the prohibited beverage
was ordered to gay q fiuo Of $4,000 and
under 20 an imprisonment Of seventeen
years In the peniteutlary. The unheard
oil severity Of the sentence was interpreted
to mean that the Kanaas court did not IN.
tend that tho liquor law should be ts'iiisd
with. ssg "
Now comes the intelligence that the
condemned CLERK has besn liberated aitei
80 endlpg seventeen days in jail and pay
Ing fine OF $500. Thisstatemen. Is pretty
nearly beyond belief, but the accompan'
wing OK pIana.ion makes the story ct leae'
plausible. 1t Is said that tina clerk, at the
suggestion Of the Deputy Attorney Cen
oral, entered c ploa Of guilty and was
given the usvero sentence to teftity othefi
who might bs disposed to break the law
II It bs shown tina! such dlcSsr wa
boen made, there will BIO more disena
than terror in Kansas. . IL.
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1t Wasn't a Elre.tly.

Aha'Ce!tfornian. So ~ ~
Alady Of this city whose little feet are
always dGntily Bhoa, 10 also the unfortu.
mate possessor OF an obstinate and burn
ing corn upon the smallest toe OF her left
foot. Chiropolists had dug tuauels
through that corn, yanked at it with nip.
rers, snsRred it with Btinging ointmezts,
aEd, In dsapair,. suggested ,amputatiou,
The corn held the fort aud successfully re-,
sisted tho assaults Of tho bsst razor the
tady's husband po5aassad-ussd, OF course,
without his knowledge. +. Finally, kind
friend suggested that If phosphorua WINS
rubbed on thu afflicted toe the corn would
succumb. The lady determined to try the
remedy, and did SO just before retiring
the other night, and forgot TO tell her
liege lord whHt she had done. 94g 5s.aTs.3 y
The hour OF midnight had struck when
tho huabaad suddenly awoke, and was
somewhat startled to soc the fash Of a
fireAy st the foot OF the bed. slesp was
aga!n asserting its mastery, when once
more the sheen Of tue freely caused the
husband to open wide his eyes, He could
not recollect ever having seen firefI7 in
California, but no could not disbelieve his
eenncu. Again anA ssain tho FREELY
flashed Its baleful sleam, etlectually ban
ishlng all thought Of sleep from tho now
thoroughly aroused and wrathy husband.
He determined to end his own misery and
the 6reny's existence simultaneously. He
reached out in the dark, CROPPED with his
hand about the carpet until he felt bis
own heavy shoe. He aeizsa the weapon.
slowly aud cautiously raised himself in
bod, and, lifting high the sturdy byogan,
brought it down With vigorous whack
on tho innocent FREELY. s. 3. q i.!,z,i
a wild shrek, an avalanche Of bed
clothes, and tho husband lay eprawling in
the middle Of tho floor, while his vile
rolled around the bed, clasping her foot
and moaning in anguish. 1t was not a
firstly. It was the PHOSPHORUS snointed
too. 53g fl,s1i 5tl C., J, S, = sl,HTIS 81
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rwo TALL MEN.
ono Inch Counts In tho Measurement Of


a1I8 Glnnts.
p,t,burgh Dlpatth. '''5a Fll Y
! One OF the persons who came 10 The city
to participate in tho Grand Army parade
was Albert Rsynolda, Of ReynoldBville,
Pa, who served In the One Hundred and
Fifth Pennsylvania Regiment. Mr.. Rey.
nolds 10 distinguished by the fact that he
10 not only a member OF a family Tor
whose ancestors the town OF Reynolds.
vile was named, but also IN
account OF, bis gigantic height
and ot and Wao ewing ,n to hs
smithheld street business house yes.
terdsy afternoon and towerod = above
all Of the ordinary mortsls present,
he tattyac!ed tho attention Of all who
saw him, and, alter, two gentlemen
had converted Tor q short time on his
height, one Of them stated he would pro.
auce taller man Ia a lew minutes. He
then LETT the place, and, in short time,
returned with another giant, who, on be.
Ing measured, went ono inch above the
height Of Mr.. Reynolds. n, r
The newcomer was Harry Campbell, q
river fireman., Of Monongahela county,
West Virginia. His age Is 81 years; his
height In hiu stocking fest six feet lour
inchea and hall, and his weight 2l5
pounds. III
MI. Reynolds heleh! Is ok feet three
and one.half inches, but he had M adyan.
tage in weight over his rival, as he scaled
2l0 pounds, and was also somewhat bette,
proportioned than Campbell. 5,s g'.,li
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unmmu,r,ny tho usrylalnd Ring

Tbs letter of Mr.. John X. Oowen recent.
ly published in tho Baltimore Sun has get
tue ringaters Of that city crszy. Unable
to meet it eanarely, they have been trying
to MAKE thu people Of Baltimore believe
that tho reform movement, if successful,
would seriously ipjure the trade Of that
city. The Baltimore Sun ITSELF aaid that
Southern merchants would not deal with
Baltimore II that city elected Republican
municipal government. y
In s public speech Mr.. Cowen tskes up
this point and handles it with great force.
He deals with come other good poirtp, as
the following from his speech will ahow:
"Ths last expiring cry Of a party like
this rump Democracy Is that OF OBTAINING.
Business Is hurt, they say. Think of fsi-
lows who cell iaukee.made goods, saying
the Southern trade will leave us, II we tell
them Hodges was counted in and tho men
who have committed nearly all the crimes
in the deca!ogue 9ivon Office? Arc
Southern people fools ? Tho most dublin.
oily, lsininc argument s that about South
ern trade. The man who utters Il ought
to have writ de lunalico iquitendo gotten
outagainat him. German, lasely IN the New
York Herald, gave the most disgusting OK
hibit Of hineelt that Senator OF the
United States ever made. You ought 10
SEQ what depth Uuited States Senator
can fall. The attack he made on that
noblest Romnn Of them all, Mr.. Wallis,
was infamoue. Il mado my blood boil
when read tho insinuations Of dirty
demagoguo like Arthur P. German. IN
1876 he said we were defeated by an over
ruling majority, and had been trcproduc-
ing the same charges OF fraud every alter
nate year since. For q colossal, imperial
lie, commend ME to that. German is the
o My man for ten years who. aid e never
paid 1t in this State, nor has he had tbs
cheek to say in this city, that the election
OF 1875 was not fraudulent from beginning
10 end. He knows he organized a con.
spiraey In Barnum's Hotel that made
the police Of this cisy participate in VIC
leuce, aud that Rain confessed the
Retormers vera counted out, Z, and
that Higgins coniessad he burnt the bal.
lots, and that Keys cor iessed that whom
he got into tho Superior Court office be
was go hurried in taking out the ballots
and putting In fresh, clean ones that thew
stuck together, wet from the priting p,eea,
and wore found in chunks there. Cor.
man Enows THE, and knows he rewarded
the man who did it, and yet in New York,
where be is not known, dares to utter that
Islander, that imperial lie. And yet l am
to be told that with him in charge OF this
State. and Rssin rs bis lieutenant, I must
trust to hiu, and hls cohorts for reform in
our elections. When Pm asked that I
feel like the old converted darby, who
said to q wooden rooster up on a barn,
i""You needn't rooss 60 high, Pm done
converted now. !, 6s.$
Mr.. Cowen knows what he is talking
about and ho Ia not a Republican. Il is
to be hoped that the President is follow
ing Mr.. Oowen. in bis public letters and
speeches, which arc highly instructive.
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rRUsTEE's SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE. -E

II -. 81 80 esSiTsBt ar ~ p .H.. II
" virtue OF deed OF trust made by CeceA
olliespie 70 me aS trustee dated June r. fSs5 10.
coroed IN the office o! tho CLERK oil the County
moutt 81 Ohio county, West Virginia, In Died Of
lrust BOOK NO. q, pa4e lb4 Will gcll ut public
auction at tho front door OF the Court House O!
said county, on AZ ~ ~
SATURDAY, the :0.h DAY o! OCTOBER, lss,
commencing at 10 o'ciocs.4A. N, tho following
property, that Ia TO say:3A certain parcel o. land
kltuale on ;he sonth slde Of Vine alley 10 what IS
Known az East Wheeling. in Ohio county. Wtst
virginia. being part Of lot numbered one hundred
aad tnlttceh. III the plat OF the addition TO thccf
Q! wheeling originally laid out by Noah Zane AID
otnen Irontjng tbirty.two Loot ave inches on SAID
auey and running back SouthwA,dly toward
Eleihteenth street Of cvun width Iity.fchr feet;
VIVA tue flent 10 use aud Keep IN repair tic wfses
Pipe under the front part OF said lot.
ihrce 1eet In Width from the cast side o. 70!
No. ~ IN the plat Aforesaid, said three fec! ad'
}onlng tne part OF lot lib above der c,!hed iroas-
ii,g on Said eiIey ana running back southTAfdiJ
OF oven wid III nfty -four feet,
inc lille to tho above Is believed 10 te pertec',
put selling az trustee will convey only the TIE
vested IN me BY said deed Of trus!
I, IERNB or BALE-Onc- third and gs much more &,
lhe pnrcha CT elects 10 pay IN ca4h on the day 0!
ha!e me balance In tW4 equal tnS8lkaeH.s, 81 one
aad TWO years. with interest, Tor which the p1f'
eoaser shall execute hts notes. secure the same y
aeca OF trust on tho property. the buildings 10 %
kept insured tor the benefit Of such trust
a., ~, ,,l5...1 !. J. Z. CUWDES, T!rslef.
W J. " CowDgN, Solicitor.
". y. hALtER, Auctionecr. tea
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s,,,I.. Ili,l, ItoSCvttH,

Tho Knights OF Labor have pgain de-
clsred themselves on tho important sub
jects Of strikes aud boycotts. In their
convention they have adopted the report
OF q committee containing this wholesome
admonitiou: Think belore you etrike
, and don't boycott wiiea you can avoid IT.
The trouble has been that men have
rushed into strikes itet and done their
thinking afterwards. Many atrike
would never have taken place II ths think
ing had bsen done first. Tho way which
Battles strike would often be found to
prevent It'll 1esorted to in the frat place,
an 1t ID slways batter for both parties to
controversy tor whether they caanot
sstl, thar diIsrencas without a fight.
This country la, seea very fsw strikes
that psid the strikers or, for tina! matter,
anybody connected with them. The day
will CONS when tho strike will be regard.
ed as method too rough and irrational
i1r dealing with delicste business ques-
tiona. rig &; =.
"Don't boycott when you car avoid IT."
ia another god motto. Faithfully ad.
hored to, there would be no boycosts, for
ills alwaya posabls to avoid boycott.
As 10 boyco:so Of lhssscond and third and
fourth removes--boyco.ts which are push
cd through whole community, affecting
all industries and inte,ests-.he uttsrance
might hava been still more pronounced.
! II man or number Of men choose to alb
stain from dealing with q concern, that Is a
right which has been exercised from the bo.
ginning Of trade. Br! this it very differ
cut from trying to cselce other man into
the game thing aud Furnishing them II
they refuse to iall In with the movement.
Againt this phase Of the boycott American
sentiment is very strong, and it is to be
hoped that the country has had the last
OF it. $SEi
The stand of the Knights of Labor lie
wisely taken and will strengthen the order
in the public ehtimatioa.
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MONDAY, ooT0NER 81, lsaz.


June. 1887. In tho case q oelebay and other
against Brown and Others, tho undersigned spec.i
Commissioners will. on = - "'>.'A'
illa5 8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1887,
beginning at O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auc,io,
q ne !sont 1907 o. ihs Court Home q Ohio Coaay
Northwest Virginia Agricultural Society. known AZ
tho dip FAIR GROUND PROPERTY, situated M
Wheeling Island. north Of Zane street and wss, 81
ured 10 the TOP Of the liver hank. iweniy.tyo sSS
twelve hundredths acres The tract eatsuds. and
will BIO sold, fully 10 tho river NJ ''e'' '''a
Under !hs authority q ss!d decree The said com.
Into parcels, and have laid OF streets and aiIavs
through tho same. A plat showing the ARRANGE.
ment OF blocks, los, streets and alloys, has boon
prepared. aud may DO seen at the office u George
HOOK CLERK 0! ihe roaa.y Court OF 0hio Gotttttys,
Printed copies Of sid plat may, on and atcr Oe,o.
| Der ut, be had Of the undersigned. WV
The property Will lnt be onered as whole,
the plat and Will 30 sold In whichever way NAV Nv
appear the most advantageous. When olcfe,l II
blocks, tho blocks numbered and may bo otIe,.
Cd together. as orc parcel. When offered IL los,
bidders 30 detiie u the whois tract Be soda n
ono purchaSer, tho Streets alleys aud lots NAV Ia,
disrgsrded. He. IN such case, becomes Inc prr.
chaser o. lhe streets and alleys within the bound.
TO one purchaser he, Of course, may disregard IN
lot lines within the block, but alleys niust be
opened, II the blocks numbered and b. Jo)I
together 10 ono purchaser, the street running te,
tween taid blocks, and tho alley running throurh
block 8. may Do dfsfcgardcd, at tho election ofsch
purchaser, TO DO made and declared al tho time al
tho purchase. II he so elects to dIsrfgsr1. isni
ciosc) said ttfeet and alloy then tho South end ri
kaid street where II passes through block Z 'front.'
alloy parallel with Zane street, will DO f0d as io,
There arc on said Fair Ground tract more than two
hundred and Thirty trees OF which about eighty an
Lombardy poplar. OF the remainder, tho gtSaltt
part are maple All Of mid trees arc well groNs
probably mnrn than hall Of them having tIi,nkss
| loot or more in dlame,cr.
TERMS OF BALE Each purchaser 10 nav IN
hand onc'third al least OF hfs purchase money and
NJ much more thereof as ho may choose, and In,
residue. II any IN Two equal instAllmenE, bearing
interest from tho day OF sale, and payable rcsnee
lively In one aud two years thereafter the teiernI
payments 70 DO secured by notes with good pes.
sonal security But any purchaser pay III hand
onehalt or more. Of bis purchase money, hls ao,es
for the deferred inStsllmeu OF the same shall II
taken without peu0nal security. In every case.
however, the title must DO retained as security un
III payment In full, -.
| y 7rE.55si5 WIN. ERsKINE,
517 GEORGE u. CALDTELL
! Special Commissioners.
lceitiiy that bond Inns been given by said spc.
clal Commissioners, as required by said decree. .
/ 5'sE AZ ssltegfST JOHN ". MiTCHELI.
500 -,r1,5 CLERK Of ssii Cou'r,
1
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Collie,

Persors, and especially children, arc
subjsct to this agonizlng complaint, which
often couies on suddenly in tho night and
without any previous warning. Simmone
Liver Regulator ehould always DO at hand,
A RlnSle dose will generally allay the pain.
It never fails in giving relief. II is harm.
less, and can be given with eafety to q
child Of the tendercst age. Mwraw !
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TJpo.uriters Chenp..

We have for eale several Type-writers,
including the Remington, tho C.andall
and the Hsmmond. These machines have
bsen taken in exchange for the mstchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
monte. Gail on Or address for circulars Z
EDWARD L.3RosR 4 Co.,
ii Fl b5 Twelfth street, 4
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DIED.

sIMpsON-ou Wednesday. October II, 1857, nj 2:st
O'Clock r. ". ELLA r, wife OF J. Il. simpson
aged 70 years and days. taHE.45l
Funeral services at the residence Of her husband
No. 1000 Chapllnett'cet, this tsriday) Afternoon
at2 oclork.I Friends OF The family are Invited
luterment at 2:ao at Greenwood Cemetery
priyats b. 3 h u.s.. 4 ta,-s7 s-lSt HF Lg'
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SPECIAL NOTIONS

I. FlTs.-All F!s stopped bee By Dr., Kline's Grcsl
Nerve Rcstoses. No Ft.a After args days use. Mar
yelous curcs Trea.so and 81 90 tris, bottle FREQ ia
Fit cases. Send 70 Dr., Kline, ~ Arch ST., PILLS. Pa
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ington this week. 2T:s 1lfSss b,
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1919 MAIN STREET.
Grand Opera House,
o. &. GENTHEg,. Lessee aud Manager.

UhD NIRht Un1y--EAturuAy Evening, UCtODlr IOi
IgGE'T Grand Matinee saturday Afternoon.
sTETsoN's BIG ORIGINAL, Z
Uncle TOMS Cabin Co.,
With Fanny Herring az Tpr BY, the greatest Tnrsy
living. a. Topsy No. i. Two Brass Bands Two
Grand Orchestral. white and colored. Two Funny
Topsys. Two Eccentric Lawyers. Kefsaud's Jubl.
lee Strgess Col sawye,'s Mau-Eailng Blood
Hounds. Eva and her Pet Pony, costing over a
dollar pound. Genuine Contemplating sceue.
Beautiful Ice Scene. 90 $3.50 l&
See tho Wonderful Street raradc.-- During tho
street parade the two bfa1 bands Will eonso' idate
on the principal streets ard Ee.ioym the difficult
White and Black Hus8aur. Watch band drill. Va
Admission. 10. Is and " cents. Matinee prices,
is, Y5 md IS cents ~ 'tsEgI rr'RlGs-. oclS
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COMMISSIONERS. sALKs.
GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GROUND
- PROPERTY. j@ylrr
One Hundred and Soyenty.two Deslra.
bio Lots on Wheeling Island. p

In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Com, a,
Ohio County. ". Va +, entered GU the third dsy nj
June. 1857. In tho case Of oslebay and otbsts
against Brown and Others, tho Undersigned special
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Tho President wesrs 9 II! inch collar
and a No. IL shoe,
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Terms or SALE Of tho above described real q.
tate: OnethiId 81 the purchase money Or SO much
Of sale; 'one:third thereof with Interest ia Que
year, and the residue thereof and interest In two
Yeats isom day Of Gale, the purchaser to give hs
hotes with good security for tho deferred paI
hehts and tie legal title to be retained IS further
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'nEsIRABLE ROOM : FOR RENT
~ One or two angle gentlemen can secure q
ily, on Fifteen street, within tQiarc Of Gily
Building. Address "B y care lntellisencer otlce,
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The second above described real estate, .o.W
Lots A. A and Westerly half Of lot u.s. situate On
the southeast corner Of North Broad ray and Mary
!or Bae. as whole or IN parcels. On the westerly
hall o. Lot Nc. Is there fs fine two story bf!ek
owciling house, now occupied By J. B. shep
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~. !lst II. Z. 3 u. Railroad, ri a
Hellaire q znnesyille Through Passenger leaves
Bslair9 q S;;oa. "a, arrives a. BelRiro at D. m,
E WOODSTOCK Passenger leaves BellaIro at l:D D.
m arrives At Bclaire Ut $40 a. N. 90 - -
sunEe!aeld Accommodation leaves Bellsira at
100 .. NJ, arrives at Bearo at l0:45 4, m, -;
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE
wv On and after May p, lss7. trsins m N a
Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad viii run " iol.
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Tho property first above described, real estate,
fituate on the corner OF MIN street aud ALLEY
Seven, will be offered for sale FIRST, and when sol
will DO sold as a. separate parcel. Upon this
lot Of ground there Is three story brick building,
formerly occupied by Jacob Berger as q leathe,
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BUNDAfs-Lcsvc at 100 3. m. aud run every
Z: m. and nun evcry hour until 10 p. m. eIcnnt
Church Trains, which will leave the Part at 0.<5 4
n, and Wheeling NJ 12:l5 p. m, eJI 81 81 s
spSo -52}z SiA O. HIRSCH, Superintendent Y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NV ANTED "A POSITION BY A
w Dtuasmakcs Tor this season. Address ''sAr.
ISvAcrfoN,n this oHlcc iSlIiZ1 -11,'I ooiis
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By yir.uo Of a Deed Of Assignment made BY
Jacob Berger and y. Sue Berger. hts wife, 10 INC d
Assignee, GATED the 9th day Of september, a, j.
1857, admitted 10 record september u, 1857, and
recorded In tho oeice OF tbs clerk OF the County
C,Prt Of Ohio county, wrst ylt4in!a. IN Deed o,
riust Book No. 20, will sell at public auction
at the front door OF tho Court House Of m!I
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NOR RENT-THREE VERY DEsIRA.
II BILE Rooms on Chapllne strcct Third war,l I;
Slb 60 per month FOR particulars enquire OF W.
II. RlEEHART, li63 Market street, y - ocli
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tn AGES.

NATIVITY.
Whcelfng....... ............72
Elsewhere IN U. S..-......G'
deIlHuny",....".,.........ls
lrcland......... .............. :,
Other Countries, and
unkilO1yn :. ~. --L--.1s
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rubercu!ar Meningitis.

AbSGeSu............ .......t..
Ahscess OF Liver.........
Atrophy OF Lives...-..
Angina, pe:toris........
Apoplcxy~........ ........
asthma. ............ ...........
Notwithstanding :.
Congestion OF Brsir....
Commissions ........... 80. ~
Gi,rhosis OF Liver. ....,..
EnosphallsiS....,.;s..............'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-14

Mr., Cowen knows what he is talking
about and hc Is not q Republican. Il is
! to be hoped that the President is follow
+ ing Mr.. Oowen in his public letters and
speeches, which arc highly instructive.